TOM STOCKLEY
  • ABOUT
    • PRESS
    • stuff i've done
  • T.S. IDIOT
    • POETRY >
      • SPIT & MARGARINE
      • MS PAINT poems
      • #pandemicpoems
    • PROJECTS >
      • I'M A NOBODY, GET ME OUT OF HERE
      • THE NEW WILD WEST
      • LIPSTICK TRACES
      • THE BOXER
      • BURY ME IN BS3
      • Salt In The Wounds / When I Consider How My Light Is Spent
    • ALTER-EGOS >
      • THE HIDEOUS TREND
      • MC TEABAG
      • boca juniors
  • ART
    • PERFORMANCE >
      • every possible millimetre to get the perfect symmetry
      • ART IS EGGS
      • I CAN, I CAN'T
      • EXISTENTIAL CRISIS
      • 2 QUIT OR NOT 2 QUIT
      • TOURIST/TAURUS
      • EXODUS (taking the toaster for a walk)
    • DIGITAL >
      • FORMALITY TRIP
      • check ur health
      • ALL WE ARE SAYING
      • LOW IMPACT
      • UNIMPRESSED
      • SAMSON
      • PEEL ME / SPACE BANANA
      • ULTRAVIEW (self hug)
      • ROTTEN BRITISH KINGDOM
    • PHYSICAL >
      • PLEASURE TIME
      • CUSTARD DREAMS
      • you remind me of a cactus, sharp and confusing (installation)
      • BUM (BAG)
      • BREXIT T-SHIRTS
      • GOLDEN CROSS (MCDONALDS)
      • JESUS RAVES
      • YOU + ME
      • YR MANGLED HEART
      • CLOWN SNAKE THE CAT (BATMAN)
    • TEXT >
      • SELFISH VALENTINES
      • everything is really great and fine
      • YEAH YEAH YEAH
      • THIS IS A BOAT
      • FISH€RM€N (I ❤ EU)
      • HONESTY (billboard proposal)
    • COLLABORATION >
      • ALIVE
      • FUTURE:FEAST
      • PALACE OF CULTURE
      • SHARING/CARING
      • OMLET
      • SONNETS & SPEEDOS
      • TRIBULATION (weight of you)
      • UNCONTROLLABLE
      • SCHOOL OF COMBUSTION
  • SKETCHBOOK
  • WORKSHOPS
Thomas Robert Stockley (former child and occasional statue), and William Myles Thomas (artist and lactose enthusiast) proudly present OMLET (Or Maybe Let’s Eat Together), the much-anticipated culmination of a shared September residency at Back Lane West. Featuring new individual and collaborative works, OMLET plays on the concept of food as art; whilst simultaneously being disrupted by digital works – a balance of comfort (eating) and discomfort. In the space the viewer becomes participant. We are confronted by our immediate physical presence in time and space, manifest through art objects and the visceral act of consuming food. This reality is contrasted by the act of being transported out of the physical world, into a virtual reality where computers sing to themselves, eggs give birth and the very space you occupy is cracked and distorted.
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